Perpetual Traffic Systems - Down and Dirty Part 1
I've been writing about the changes in the Internet marketing business for about a year now.� We all know that there are a ton of people out there just itching to get going at this, but what is stopping them is the rapidly changing environment.� Just when you think you have it figured out, the search engines change their algorithm and you are left with your $197 useless product. I find it quite amusing that some of the smarter gurus seem to be beginning to understand that they can no longer sell automated "out-of-the-box" solutions for Internet marketing.� Some are panicking, and others are scrambling to put together new $197 packaged solutions.� The theme now seems to be that they want to teach you how to get perpetual traffic to your site for free!� You and I both know that nothing is free. Just as a side note, one can tell that they've all been learning from each other.� They use the standard tricks of the trade.� First tell everyone you must be nuts for offering the product.� Then tell them that by the time they finish watching the video, the product may be taken down or sold out! They call this trick "scarcity". Some nig-nog somewhere decided that if you and I perceived the product to be in short supply, we would try harder to get it. That is like the realtor who wants to put a "sold" sign on a property that sells!� When my last home sold, I made the realtor take the sign down.� The property is sold and therefore no longer available.� If he puts a sold sign on it, it has no value to me.� And after all, the sale of my home is all about me - and not the realtor! I recently reviewed three micro niche marketing systems that claim to be able to make you get all the free traffic you can imagine from a silly little loophole that the big search engines left open.� The rich media presentations they use to promote their concepts do little more than try to demonstrate to you how complicated the system is and why you really need their support and services to navigate your way through. Nothing could be further from the truth. � The truth is that they want yet another $197 of your money so that they can send you electronic wares that they know 99.4% of you will never put to use. Look, the bottom line is that paid search is declining.� They've torn up the rule book and burned all existing SEO models.� Whatever you do, don't buy a book on SEO that was published before July 2010!� It would be pretty much� useless to you. Organic search is now king.� This means that you must have great content on your site.� You are going to have to focus on content for the first couple of months, and then when your site starts ranking on page two of the biggest search engine, you should shift gears toward refining your on-page and off-page SEO.� Of course, hand in hand with organic search you will find the concept of measurable human activity.� Human activity is going to be used by the big search engines to grade your page.� I am going to talk more about this in detail in my next article.Nick Walsh is a professional researcher and information technology analyst with 30 years experience in alternative health care, strategic information technology, and entrepreneurial development. Nick maintains several blogs on alternative health care, anti-aging, green energy systems, technology, and internet marketing in general. Nick has been a successful internet marketer since 1996. Consistently reviewing the internet marketing industry, Nick is always up to date with the latest successful internet marketing tools and resources. Nick works from his home in Vancouver, BC. http://www.siliconcentral.net Article Source: [http://EzineArticles.com/?Perpetual-Traffic-Systems---Down-and-Dirty-Part-1&i...] Perpetual Traffic Systems - Down and Dirty Part 1Comments [0]

